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Harvard, Michigan team share cancer research honor
Scientists from Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital have been honored with collaborators from the University of Michigan for their discoveries about the genetics of prostate cancer.
The American Association for Cancer Research chose the team from about 30 applicants, the organization said. The researchers will share a prize of $50,000.
The Harvard members are Dr. Mark A. Rubin, Charles Lee, Dr. Sven Perner and Francesca Demichelis.
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